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Comment #48680115
Ericsson used a lot of power chips in their telecom hardware 10 years ago at least, haven't worked with their stuff since then so I haven't kept up.
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Comment #48641966
I wonder how much much renewables you would get for the same 100 billion investment though. How much battery storage does even 50 billion get you.
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Comment #48317161
The problem with going for open source models is that you are betting on some third party to keep doing expensive model training and releasing it for free, forever. What do you do …
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Comment #47750679
Inference cannot happen without training the model first, so the distinction is quite pointless.
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Comment #47709916
I'd rather turn into reddit than turn into a nazi.
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Comment #47420183
His first sentence is literally disclaiming that he is in an outlier market.
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Comment #47299643
Sam Altman is just another Elon Musk. Saying whatever he thinks sounds good in the moment.
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Comment #47258718
The problem is that Nvidia cannot make infinite amounts of chips so they actually can't pick up both.
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Comment #47135293
The assertion that an uncensored internet is a better world should probably require some motivation. If everyone was a normal (as far as anyone is normal) law abiding citizen perha…
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Comment #47024719
But most of their funding comes from speculative investment, not selling their services. Also, wouldn't selling their own products/services generate revenue?
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Comment #47019839
> And they keep forgetting the purpose of software is to serve users, not developers. Developers are the users of these software stacks though? I don't really understand your point…
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Comment #47019396
One thing I like to think about is: If these models were so powerful why would they ever sell access? They could just build endless products to sell, likely outcompeting anyone els…
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Comment #46979153
Stop just making up excuses for these companies. Other comments on this story have showed the bots are using openai user agents and making requests from openai owned ip ranges.
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Comment #46936376
Azure keeps randomly breaking our resources without any service health notifications or heads up, it's very fun living in microsofts world.
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Comment #46882661
I think it's actually the other way around, satellites need to be specifically designed to burn up fast in the atmosphere. See for example the warnings about space debris from Chin…
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Comment #46860178
Are you entitled to the LFS developers time? They build the system they get to make into what they want.
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Comment #46844594
The built-in OS on my LG is honestly good enough for me. There's a jellyfin client in the LG app store that works well enough (it's just a wrapper for a browser client as I underst…
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Comment #46780539
My customer's site got a 100% while running on azure.
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Comment #46740194
As long as people claim it's revolutionary it's fair to compare it to other revolutions.
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Comment #46698942
People will want more GPUs but will they be able to fund them? At what points does the venture capital and loans run out? People will not keep pouring hundreds of billions into thi…
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Comment #46649976
I think you would have to sit further back, almost tv watching distance.
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Comment #46595468
And that's fine! No one cares! Keep using it!
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Comment #46581875
Domain knowledge is a real thing. Sure I could be replaced at my job but they'd have a pretty sketchy time until someone new can get up to speed.
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Comment #46578903
I'm sorry but this is just completely disconnected from reality. Wayland is being successfully used every single day. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean it's inhere…
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Comment #46549041
That seems like a lot more code than a tool like that should require.